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male, was nearly wrecked when all three of the ladies to whom he was engaged confronted him en masse. Donald Romine made the aduience< feel great sympathy for him when the Egyptian scarab presented by Prof. Spiggot, William Armentrout, caused his former lady-love, Dodo de Graft, Rosie Mae 'Mills, to threaten quite realistically to blackmail him on the eve of his, wedding. Rufus Leake was a real Jack Tar with an attractive sister, Bea Jenkins, 'I’he cowgirls, Gloria D. Smoot and Prances Poe, were complete in their boots and western hats. Jean Atkins was quite adept with camera and saw to it that the columns of the Rappahannock News were. filled. Mrs. Spiggot, Barbara Williams, made the smiles break when she entered with six of her children in tow. Josephine Butler, as Eupepsia, the eldest daughter, blossomed into a pert Cleo under the blandishments of the heartbreaker, Charles Brown: James Green, Betty Lou Rutherford, Ray | Snead, and Henry Taylor Updike, as little Spig^ots, showed from their appearance how worried, and busy their poor mother kept. w s 1■. The evening's entertainment waf a financial success as will, with •bout $100 cleared.
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